Looking @ getting a juicer. Again…
It sounds like a lot of people love their juicers, but hate the fact they loose the fiber in the pulp that is discharged from the side shoot.
Has anyone thought about eating or just swallowing the pulp to get the fiber?
I cant imagine there would be anything wrong with doing this.
[quote]MNguns wrote:
Looking @ getting a juicer. Again…
It sounds like a lot of people love their juicers, but hate the fact they loose the fiber in the pulp that is discharged from the side shoot.
Has anyone thought about eating or just swallowing the pulp to get the fiber?
I cant imagine there would be anything wrong with doing this.
Thoguhts?
Experiance?
Thanks brothers.
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I had the Jack Lalange juicer. I used it once,I could eat all the fruit I juiced quicker than I could clean the juicer.
[quote]MNguns wrote:
Looking @ getting a juicer. Again…
It sounds like a lot of people love their juicers, but hate the fact they loose the fiber in the pulp that is discharged from the side shoot.
Has anyone thought about eating or just swallowing the pulp to get the fiber?
I cant imagine there would be anything wrong with doing this.
Thoguhts?
Experiance?
Thanks brothers.
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I had the Jack Lalange juicer. I used it once,I could eat all the fruit I juiced quicker than I could clean the juicer.[/quote]
X10000
Any of these things that say cleanup is easy are full of shit. I do like me some juice too.
I hear you about the Jack LaLanne juicer. I have one too and cleaning it sucks.
I’ll use the veggie pulp as a thickener in chili, and it isn’t half bad at adding cohesiveness to things that typically call for breadcrumbs - like meatloaf - or sneak it in between the layers in lasagna.
It tastes like the Jolly Green Giant’s shit plain though.